White Plains Reduces Speed Limits On City Streets

The mayor said the lower speed limit will make White Plains streets safer for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.

Westchester County Executive Gives Weekly Update From Eclipse Event

"We have no volcano news updates this week so that's the good news in Westchester," he said to laughter from the audience.

Manhattanville College Encourages Careers in Public Service

The college’s Center for Career Development hosted Pathways to Public Service Panel Discussion at Reid Castle on March 13

Latimer Says County Is 'Rooted In Strength,' Changing For The Better

The Westchester County executive gave his seventh State of the County message Thursday in White Plains.

Virtual Forum to Empower Voters With Disabilities to be held March 15

Westchester Disabled On the Move, Inc. is working together with the League of Women Voters of Westchester County to sponsor REV UP!

Westchester Offering Scholarships For Lifeguard Certification Courses

The scholarships are earmarked for young people who want to work as a lifeguard for the county parks department.

As Tax Day Approaches, Latimer Urges Action On 'Disaster' SALT Cap

"The SALT deduction cap continues to be a thorn in the side of Westchester residents," the County Executive said.

Westchester Declares Emergency, Urges Precautions in Advance Of Storm

The county has been in touch with Con Edison and NYSEG, and both utilities will have extra crews on hand to respond to power outages.

7 Hudson Valley Communities Receive Pro-Housing Certification From NYS

The certification will give the communities priority over others for up to $650 million in state discretionary funding.

FEMA Makes Disaster Assistance Available To Westchester County

The federal funds will go to areas affected by a severe storm and flooding in the region from Sept. 28 to Sept. 30.

New Westchester County Law Aids Mental Health Crisis Response; "Every Second Counts"

It stems from police reform efforts, and the creation of mental and behavioral health teams to respond to people in crisis.

4 SUNY Campuses Awarded Federal Funding To Support Student Success

SUNY Westchester Community College was one of the institutions to receive a grant.

Westchester DA Democratic Primary Race Expands To 5

They are all vying to replace outgoing Westchester County District Attorney Miriam Rocah.

NY’s Top Court Orders Congressional Redistricting

The new map is expected to be drawn up by Feb. 28 and is considered a victory for Democrats who want to win back the House.

Westchester County Adopts $2.4 Billion Budget For 2024

This is the fifth consecutive year there has been no tax levy increase.

Hochul Signs Law Protecting Rights Of LGBTQ+ Seniors

The law prohibits long-term care facilities from discrimination based on actual or perceived sexual orientation or HIV status.

WDOMI Programs Help Keep Disabled, Elderly at Home

My Home, Not Nursing Home provides support services at home

Westchester County Executive George Latimer Proposes $2.4 Billion Budget For 2024

County Executive George Latimer proposed a 2024 budget that holds the line on the county tax levy.

Democrats Likely Elected To White Plains Common Council

Two incumbent Democrats were likely re-elected to the White Plains Common Council Tuesday.

White Plains General Election Early Voting Guide 2023

Find out when and where you can vote early in White Plains and what your ballot will look like where you live.

United Way to hold “Take a Walk in Her Shoes” Event

Women’s Leadership Council event on Dec. 5 will honor women of distinction and raise money to support women and children living on the edge.

Westchester County General Election Early Voting Guide 2023

Find out when and where you can vote early in Westchester and what your ballot will look like where you live.

Patch Candidate Profile 2023: Lederman For White Plains Common Council

Charles Lederman tells Patch why he should be elected to the White Plains Common Council.

Candidate Profile 2023: Frei-Pearson For White Plains Common Council

Jeremiah Frei-Pearson tells Patch why he should be elected to the White Plains Common Council.

Candidate Profile 2023: Jenn Puja For White Plains Common Council

Jenn Puja tells Patch why she should be re-elected to the Common Council.

Patch Profile: White Plains Council Member Presser Seeks Re-Election

Victoria Free Presser tells Patch why she should be re-elected to the Common Council.

WMCHealth Names Megan Baldwin to Head Government Relations team

Thomas Scaglione and Pavan Naidu also join Government and Community Relations Team, bringing extensive statewide experience to new roles

Greyston Foundation Pioneer of Open Hiring® Opens New Offices

Dignitaries including NYS Majority Leader, Yonkers Mayor and County Economic Development Director praised Greyston’s job creation

Westchester 2023 General Election Early, Absentee Voting Info

Any Westchester County registered voter is eligible to cast a ballot at any of the 24 designated early voting locations.

Westchester To Hold Multilingual Job Fair At County Center

Officials said the job fair is an effort to connect local businesses with job seekers who have the ability to speak multiple languages.

Yonkers Housing Authority Visited by HUD Senior Climate Advisor

The Housing Authorities Sustainable Initiatives are attracting national attention

Senior Law Day Set In Westchester County

There will be educational talks on topics of interest to seniors and their families, as well as consultations with experts.

Gillibrand, Westchester Leaders Call For Maternal Health Care Funding

They visited the recently launched Center for Women’s Health Equity at the Westchester Medical Center.

WDOMI Leads Rally at US Court House to Support Lawsuit Against LYFT

People with Disabilities Suing for Right to Hire Vehicles

Families Can Lose Health Coverage if They Don’t Reenroll in Medicaid

Westchester Disabled on the Move Working to Register Families, Seniors and the Disabled

Westchester's 'Upon Request' Plastic Utensil Law To Go Into Effect

“Every little bit counts toward our goal of leaving a cleaner planet for future generations,” said County Executive Latimer.

Calls to United Way 2-1-1 helpline increase 20 percent

Surge in call volume demonstrates growing need for vital services

Rally Set To Ban Radioactive Wastewater Discharge In Hudson River

Organizers are urging Governor Kathy Hochul to sign legislation prohibiting wastewater discharge into the river that was passed in June.

White Plains Settles Chamberlain Family Lawsuit

At Monday’s meeting, the city approved a $5 million settlement with the family of a man shot by police in 2011.

White Plains OKs New Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

The units will be located at the city’s Chester Maple Parking Lot.